Search results for ‘Darshna Soni’
173 items found
-
5m
On the run and behind bars: Justice Secretary wants more prison exercise
Every Saturday more than 800 locations across the country play host to parkruns – involving hundreds of thousands of people prepared to jog five kilometres around their local park, whatever the weather.
-
4m
What does Autumn Statement mean for workers and small businesses?
What does the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement mean for workers and people running small businesses?
-
4m
Mandela’s daughter and granddaughter criticise British government’s controversial Rwanda plan
It’s designed to educate people about diversity, humanity and equality: the key principles which Nelson Mandela campaigned for all his life. Ten years in the making – a new memorial to the anti apartheid icon is under construction in Liverpool.
-
Inside the village divided over asylum seekers
A starkly divided over the arrival of over 200 asylum seekers.
-
Channel 4 News launches permanent Leeds newsroom as it becomes the first prime time news programme to co-present from two locations
Channel 4 News today launches its permanent newsroom in Leeds, with the daily bulletin set to be delivered from two national newsrooms as the broadcaster expands its commitment to nations and regions coverage.
-
Channel 4 News to launch Leeds data and digital FactCheck unit as key editorial appointments are confirmed
Channel 4 News has today announced the promotion of Ciaran Jenkins to Data Correspondent and Presenter, based in Leeds and leading a vital new specialism for the flagship daily bulletin. The announcement comes as the programme prepares to launch its brand new Leeds studio this Spring, making the city a focal point for data journalism…
-
5m
Scheme that welcomed thousand of Ukrainians to the UK after Russia’s invasion extended
Set up to respond to the public desire to help Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion, the government’s Homes for Ukraine scheme saw as many as 115 thousand come to live with British families.
-
6m
Leicester mayor orders inquiry into violent unrest
The mayor of Leicester has told this programme that recent disorder in the city between Hindus and Muslims had its roots in racial and religious ideologies from the Indian subcontinent. Some have, controversially, blamed a Hindu community which recently arrived in the city. They’ve been reluctant to speak on camera, until now. Our home affairs…
-
4m
Violence between Hindu and Muslim men as women in Leicester calm tensions
Residents of Leicester have been left shocked by violent encounters between groups of largely young men on the city streets in the past few days.
-
3m
Prince Charles reportedly criticises Rwanda plan – with first deportation flights expected next week
Newspaper reports suggest Prince Charles has privately called the government’s Rwanda plan “appalling”.
-
4m
Freedom or folly? Bradford responds to end of Covid restrictions
With England’s restrictions now about to be scrapped altogether -we’ve been back to speak to some of the people in Bradford who we’ve followed throughout the pandemic.
-
5m
Afghan girls’ football team on their escape from the Taliban
Members of the Afghan girls’ football team feared for their lives. But now an international rescue mission has helped them escape to Portugal to start a new life, although some were forced to leave their entire families behind.
-
3m
Euro 2020: People around the country show their support for England
Pubs around the country have been doing a roaring trade today, as fans get into the spirit of things.
-
5m
Dalian Atkinson: Police officer jailed for 8 years for unlawful killing of ex-footballer
A police officer has been jailed for 8 years for the unlawful killing of ex footballer Dalian Atkinson in 2016.
-
Partner of ex-footballer Dalian Atkinson heartbroken by ‘brutal’ police actions
The partner of ex-football star Dalian Atkinson, who died after being Tasered and kicked by a police officer, has said she is heartbroken by the “brutal” way he was treated.